AI Personal Assistants: Muse, Grok Bot, Cue Usage & Comparisons

The author used a Linear-style video Skill to generate a video each for VibeCafé, Skillry and Grok Bot, calling it their favorite Skill so far.

The poster uses their assistant mainly for accounting, filling out forms and other admin work, and asks what everyday tasks others have handed to Muse, Dot, Grok Bot or Instinct.

The author observes that people use Instinct, Muse, Grok Bot and Dots at the same time because each is better at different things, and wants to build one product that combines their strengths.

A user complains that their Grok Bot usage will max out next week and worries the tasks won't get finished.

A joke post saying Lauren's main job is roasting Tibo, with Grok Bot as just a side quest.

The poster asks why Anthropic hasn't launched a Claude personal assistant like dots and Muse, prompting discussion of each company's assistant approach.

The author shares an open-source wx-bot method: give the repo link to Grok Bot, paste a key and scan a QR code, and it handles images, voice and video.

A user says Grokbot is the best agent product they have used this year and that they have already uninstalled Openclaw.

A 60-minute workshop claims to teach how to build 20-plus self-learning agent teams with Grok Bot instead of using it like a search engine.

Analysts say Muse's momentum has cooled and downloads have peaked, with OpenAI Dots posing a bigger threat once it reaches free users, while Meta bets on AI glasses launching next spring to turn things around.

A daily roundup covering ChatGPT dots creation on mobile and Codex integration, Grok Bot's dedicated email signup, plus Gemini and Anthropic updates.

oran_ge recalls being told six months ago that personal agents were too broad a focus, and now discusses the pitfalls of building them as Instinct, Muse, Grok Bot, Dot and Cue all launch.